Venue: University of Lisbon & Catholic University of Portugal, April 4-6, 2013
Keynote speakers:
Alessandro Ghisalberti (Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore)
Dermot Moran (University College Dublin)
Francisco Meirinhos (Universidade do Porto)
In the 13th century, Philip the Chancellor endeavored to gather and systematize the roll of transcendentals – unum, verum, bonum – as co-extensive properties to being; that would determine all the subsequent medieval philosophical thought. Under the aegis of “unum, verum, bonum”, we now seek to bring together MA, PhD and Post-doctoral researchers on Medieval Philosophy. Their research may be focused on ontology or metaphysics, theory of knowledge (verum), ethics, politics and economics (bonum), aesthetics (pulchrum was itself considered within its relation with unum, verum, and bonum). The scope of this colloquium extends not only to the different philosophical fields explored throughout the Middle Ages, but also to different philosophical lineages (Aristotelian philosophy and Neoplatonism) and to the different religious inspirations (Judaism, Christianity and Islamism).
It is the main purpose of this colloquium to bring together MA, PhD and Post-Doctoral researchers in Medieval Philosophy from universities around the world, and also to encourage philosophical discussion between all the participants.
Should you be interested in participating in this meeting we invite you to submit a paper proposal (according to the rules stated below).
We welcome you in advance to Lisbon, the city of the seven hills.
Working languages of the Conference are Portuguese, English, Spanish and French. However, if you want to present your paper in a language other than English, we strongly advise you to provide an English translation in a Word document, 7 days prior to venue.
Paper proposals:
Please send a Word document to callforpapers.uvb@gmail.com, by October 1, 2012, with the following information:
1st page
1. The title of your paper in the language you wish to present it.
2. A 150 to 300 words abstract in English for a 20-minute paper.
2nd page
1. Author
2. Email address
3. Institutional affiliation
4. Brief biographical note (100 words)
Notification of acceptance will be given by December 1, 2012.
A selection of papers will be eligible for publication in electronic format with ISBN.
Scientific Committee:
Giampaolo ABBATE
Catarina BELO
Mário Santiago de CARVALHO
Maria de Lourdes Sirgado GANHO
José da Costa MACEDO
António Rocha MARTINS
Maria Manuela Brito MARTINS
José MEIRINHOS
José ROSA
Maria Leonor XAVIER
Organizing Committee:
Filipa AFONSO
Maria Inês BOLINHAS
Ana Rita FERREIRA
Important deadlines:
Abstract submission – October 1, 2012
Notification of acceptance – December 1, 2012
Early bird registration – January 31, 2013
Fees (speakers and participants):
60€: Conference materials, Certificate and Conference lunch on April 6
20€: Conference materials and Certificate
Please note that the organization of the conference does not provide support for travelling and accommodation.
Further information will be available at www.centrodefilosofia.com.
